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Aircraft Spruce Rod?

I Dig U DIg

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About a year ago i bought some tubing and cant remember the size. Can somebody please tell me which product number to get. I now need to make a short rod for the excal, for scuba.
If any of you have done this or have pics please post them.
Thank you to all that reply.
 
I Dig U DIg said:
About a year ago i bought some tubing and cant remember the size. Can somebody please tell me which product number to get. I now need to make a short rod for the excal, for scuba.
If any of you have done this or have pics please post them.
Thank you to all that reply.


I use 7/8" aluminum tubing with a .049" wall thickness and it seems to work well. Never bought from Aircraft Spruce, but my local hardware store sells 48" lengths for $8 each. Some people use the slightly thicker walled tubing (I think it's.053) , but I tried one rod that way and felt that the tolerances were too close. A little bit of oxidation or salt corrosion and it might be locked up tight. :rage:
 
Aircraft Spruce 1-800-861-3192. Tubing is 6061 T-6 Aluminum 7/8 O.D .058 thickness. This works for Minelab Excallibur shafts. HH :minelab:
 
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